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That's interesting, I just tested those on my machine and they all work great. I guess it should be taken off the examples list though lol

Might have been Poly Bridge! So much fun and it's available on steam.

You can also export your model as a server within a Docker container:

https://cloud.google.com/automl-tables/docs/model-export

Originally saw this on reddit:

https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/dvqt8a/traffic_flow...

Here is an interactive snapshot of this outage:

Capital One uses Level 3 GLBX as a primary ISP: https://oxqyi.share.thousandeyes.com

(Jump to BGP route visualization and you can see AS 3549)

On the routing plane, you can see that the London GLBX monitor had issues to many services and that AS4788 Malaysia Telecom was advertised in the route.

Here is an example from a LinkedIn snapshot: https://wbpkq.share.thousandeyes.com

You may be able to attach a 3Doodler

http://the3doodler.com/

Build a drone using ArduPilot - on top of 3DRobotics hardware. Write an AI that combines input from Twitter sentiment analysis and OpenCV to autonomously fly around the world looking for sad tweeters - drop a burrito on them.

Check, check, and check.

I posted some casual, but in depth notes on my site for anyone wanting to skip the video:

http://chriskvamme.com/

Try bouncing off a US server with ZenMate - https://zenmate.com/

I built a media console.

Great source of inspiration here-

http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewforum.php?f=15

If it stays below 500ft, and is controlled by someone with line of sight (who is also the owner of the property, or has consent from the owner) then it is allowed under FAA reg.

Awesome. And I think a lot of you will enjoy this Neil deGrasse Tyson keynote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLzKjxglNyE

Pretty cool- anyone know how long the Glider can stay out?

Really cool. Anything that sheds light on how amazingly double awesome the Mars Rover Mission is makes me happy.

Love it

more levels!!

Slipping out of hand?? Only watch?? No. Get involved, this tech isn't proprietary, it's all been opensourced, power to the people.

I think it's more than just a toy. It's awesome for an ME to prototype with a 3D printer, now imagine the ME simultaneously sketching and prototyping. As the 3Doodler becomes better, I could see it becoming a powerful prototyping tool.

This is very true. Right now the only solution is to plant somewhere. But props / wings will become quieter as the systems become more efficient (think of a fan vs a DC motor prop).

Have to disagree with this. This exact technology is operating right now, just not as small. The perception problem is the second hardest (behind power) but still totally possible. On a Raspi running at 800MHz one can get 5-10 fps while running intense vision algorithms. I'd say a micro multicopter with real CV capabilities is possible right now.